Grassy field Village cops looking for lady who took police car, led officers on chase

MEADOW VILLAGE, Kan. - - The Prairie Village Police Department is searching for a lady who led them on a high-speed chase taking their police car. She got away.

A stolen police car, two cops goes after and the suspect is still on the loose.

Cops stated they're looking for Jalisa Fluker, 32.

Detectives said cops found her driving a taken lorry near 67th Street and Roe Avenue at about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Cpt. Ivan Washington stated after Fluker declined to pullover, officers used stop adhere to deflate her tires.

He said she was detained.

" We put her in the back of the patrol car, she was hand cuffed," Washington said. "She was able to get out of her handcuffs and access the chauffeur's side of our patrol car."

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Washington stated Fluker took the police car. She led cops on a high speed chase throughout state lines till officers forgot the emergency situation lorry.

" Eventually she simply stopped the automobile on her own, when she had the time, or she felt she had the time to get away, which is what she did," Washington said. "Officers arrived soon afterwards she was already gone."

Cops found the patrol car near 83rd and Stateline and immediately started searching the location, according to Washington.

He said they called in K-9s and several outside agencies to help, but the search showed up empty.

Now, they're calling on the public.

" We would simply actually connect for the community to assist us, if they understand of her location," Washington stated.

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Nobody was hurt, and there's minor damage to the vehicle.

Washington stated they're looking into how Fluker had the ability to eliminate the handcuffs and what might be done in a different way in the future.

If you know where the woman might be, or it you have any useful information, call the Prairie Village Police Department at ( 913) 642-6868, or stay anonymous by calling the suggestions hotline at 816-474-TIPS.